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ICBC funds North Shore safety initiatives

ICBC spent more than $200,000 on a dozen road improvement projects on the North Shore in 2012, partnering with the City and District of North Vancouver as well as West Vancouver.

Numbers show film production falling in B.C. at end of 2012

DESPITE a highly visible campaign to save B.C.'s dwindling film industry, 2012 saw a steady number of film projects and production dollars spent in the province, according to the B.C. Film Commission.

Mayor's tourney set for Seymour

SEYMOUR Golf and Country Club will be the setting for the sixth annual North Shore Mayor's Golf Tournament on Friday, May 24. The event will feature the mayors of all three North Shore municipalities.

North Shore Rescue invites all to open house

LIKE the Dark Knights Batcave or Supermans Fortress of Solitude, the superheroes of North Shore Rescue now have a lair to call home.

Jaywalking girl hit by car

A North Vancouver jaywalker was taken to Lions Gate Hospital Wednesday after being struck in a hit-and-run.

No jail for assaulter

Fight leaves 1 man with permanent brain damage
Tee Time: Change is par for the course at Northlands

Tee Time: Change is par for the course at Northlands

kids' stuff

Parent-Child Mother Goose: Registration has begun for this group experience for parents with babies or young children that focuses on the pleasure and power of using rhymes, songs and stories together.

Developer pitches tiny apartments

Affordable units would require city to sell or lease affordable land

5-year-old found unconscious in pool

A young boy is in intensive care after almost drowning in his North Vancouver family's pool over the weekend. Emergency crews raced to a home on the 800-block of East 11th Street around 6 p.m.